Good to know.I think I fare class implies Business Saver, but Business Saver doesn't imply I fare class.
Good to know.I think I fare class implies Business Saver, but Business Saver doesn't imply I fare class.
I think I fare class implies Business Saver, but Business Saver doesn't imply I fare class.
My guess is they've stopped releases for SYD-JNB while they sort out passenger reallocations for PER-JNB, which is currently zeroed out:I've tried requesting last month flights to JNB in J, for over a month long period for 320-350 days and there was not 1 seat available. When I look at EF on the seat map it says all the seats are occupied. Had myself and the Hobart agent stumped.
Thank you for that explanation.Qantas Class Types | Frequent Flyer
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For international..
I = Business Sale
D = Business Saver
C, J = Business Flex
It's also mentioned in the fare rules which can be view on EF.
Has anyone of recent times been successful in getting an inter-USA flight released?
Planning a trip Syd to Atlanta to Vancouver to Sydney in 10 months and initial research has no J flights and pretty poor Y flights on offer.
Today I happened to see a J seat on 3 Aug come online so snapped it up and canceled the seat they released for me. Weird to have rejected me then released a seat two weeks later?Requested:
- 3 Aug 2023 QF29 J - rejected
- 4 Aug 2023 QF29 J - rejected
- 5 Aug 2023 QF29 J - success
So looking at expert flyer and the release of award seats, if the fare buckets of I and D are available should we be able to ask QF for the release of those seats as a Platinum member?Qantas Class Types | Frequent Flyer
To see how Qantas Fare Types align to the Frequent Flyer Categories, see details here.www.qantas.com
For international..
I = Business Sale
D = Business Saver
C, J = Business Flex
It's also mentioned in the fare rules which can be view on EF.
Yes, for a Platinum that is what the agent on the premium desk told me, class I for International and D for Domestic availability and they can request the release of seats.So looking at expert flyer and the release of award seats, if the fare buckets of I and D are available should we be able to ask QF for the release of those seats as a Platinum member?
Ok I have spotted a few, I might have a dip and see what they come back with.Yes, for a Platinum that is what the agent on the premium desk told me, class I for International and D for Domestic availability and they can request the release of seats.
So looking at expert flyer and the release of award seats, if the fare buckets of I and D are available should we be able to ask QF for the release of those seats as a Platinum member?
So I need I fare classes for the operator to refer my request to Revenue Management for approval to release seats.This article is worth a read:
How Qantas Platinum Members Can Request Extra Reward Seats
Qantas Platinum and Platinum One frequent flyers can request the release of additional Classic Flight Reward seats on Qantas flights.www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au
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For Platinum I is the fare bucket for international rewards, out of curiosity do QF send requests to revenue management for manual review. I know it it was reintroduced for P1s some time back.So I need I fare classes for the operator to refer my request to Revenue Management for approval to release seats.
For Platinum I is the fare bucket for international rewards, out of curiosity do QF send requests to revenue management for manual review. I know it it was reintroduced for P1s some time back.